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SET YOUR MARGINS AT 1 AND 34. TURN WORDWRAP ON (SOLID CURSOR).SINCE YOUR R MARGIN IS BELOW 40 YOU CAN IGNORE HORIZONTAL WINDOW JUMP. Later, as you become more proficient you might wish to change these settings, especially just before printing when you will probably want to "reformat" your text to wider margins. ====Reformatting Text - Deleting====As you type you will occasionally want to delete a character, word, phrase, line, or group of lines. When you do this there will be gaps, large blank spaces between words. WOR□ WRITER lets you close up the text with two different kinds of reformatting. It is easy to do and is one of the great attractions of word processing. First of all, WDRDWRAP MUST BE ON (SOLID CURSOR) FOR BOTH KINDS OF REFORMATTING! This is the general procedure: ::(1) set margin width::(2) turn on wordwrap::(3) move cursor to end of passage(4) key in FCTN 2; key in ENTER(a carriage return appears)(5) move cursor onto first lineof passage where you wishreformatting to begin.(6) there are two kinds ofreformatting:(7) CTRL 2 - from the L margin(8) CTRL r - from the cursor(9) text between cursor andcarriage return reformatsDISCUSSIONWhen you close up by reformatting, text will reorder itself withinthe boundaries of the L & R margins with one space between wordsand two spaces after periods. Reformatting occurs DOWN TD thefirst carriage return symbol; it begins with the line the cursoris on. Text reorders within the boundaries of th2 two margins ifyou key in CTRL 2. If you key in CTRL r text reorders between theR margin and whichever column the cursor is on.REFORMATTING TEXT - INSERTINGSometimes you will want to insert a character, word, phrase, line,or group of lines. To do so you must create extra space. Ofcourse, you could make a blank line by keying FCTN 8, but thereare two better ways.INSERTING - WORDWRAP DN/WDRDWRAP OFFRefer to "insert" in the alphabetical index for explanation ofthese two types of insertion. That portion of the index says it